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Tom DeCerchio is known for Celtic Pride (1996), Boys Life 2 (1997) and Amanda (1996).
- Director, Writer
- Tom DeCerchio
- Jim Carrey Was Contractually Obligated to Make The Sequel
- Half of The Budget Went to Jim Carrey
- The Original Director Was Replaced After Filming Began
- Spike Jonze Wanted to Direct
- Jim Carrey Had Some Gripes with The Script
- The Hunter's Trophies Are All Fake
- There's A Cliffhanger Spoof
- Jim Carey's Contract Clause Affected Co-Stars' Earnings
- The Farrelly Brothers Turned Down The Sequel
- The Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Moment Was Ad-Libbed
According to costar Simon Callow, Jim Carrey had very little interest in reprising his role as Ace Ventura in a cinematic sequel. The only reason he agreed to make the film is that he had a contractual obligation to do so. Despite his reticence, Morgan Creek Entertainment attempted to persuade Carrey to make several more Ace Ventura movies, to whic...
For his troubles, Jim Carrey was given a $15 million payday to reprise his role as Ace Ventura in When Nature Calls. The figure was negotiated by Carrey and Morgan Creek with help from the film's director and Carrey's longtime friend, Steve Oedekerk. RELATED: Jim Carrey: 5 Family-Friendly Movies (& 5 Surprisingly Dark Ones) As a result, Carrey was ...
When the film began production, Celtic Pridedirector Tom DeCerchio was attached to helm the project. Filming had already begun when DeCerchio was replaced by another first-time director. Given the massive unexpected success of the first film, Morgan Creek gave Carrey permission to handpick the director of his choosing to oversee the sequel. Carrey ...
Prior to electing Steve Oedekerk to direct the film, a young Spike Jonze (above, right) expressed interest in helming the project as his feature debut. It was Jim Carreywho turned him down, citing a lack of feature film experience as the main reason. Carrey later expressed to Vulture that failing to hire Jonze to direct When Nature Calls was one of...
According to Jim Carrey's Dumb and Dumber costar Jeff Daniels, one of the major gripes Carrey had about When Nature Callsfrom the onset was the subplot involving his fear of bats. RELATED: What Jim Carrey Would You Like, Based On Your Zodiac Carrey thought the idea was chintzy and argued with the director over changing the script so that Ace was me...
Despite the use of several real-life animals while filming When Nature Calls --even ones that do not coexist in the same African habitat (such as the chimps and rhinos) -- nearly all of the dead hunting trophies and stuffed animal-heads that are shown in the film are fake. The decision to use fake animal props was made by director Steve Oedekerk, w...
Several satirical references to past movies and TV shows can be found in When Nature Calls. For example, the opening rock-climbing sequence in which Ace makes a daring attempt to rescue a raccoon is a direct spoof of the 1993 Sylvester Stallone movie, Cliffhanger. Later in the film when Ace is hit with a tranquilizer dart, he begins speaking in a s...
Jim Carrey spent a lot of time away from the production due to sick leave. Due to a clause in his contract, such illnesses were deemed an "Act of God," which meant producers did not have to pay fellow actors overtime for going over schedule. RELATED: 10 Best Jim Carrey Comedies, Ranked According To IMDB This directly affected costar Simon Callow (a...
Prior to Carrey settling on Oedekerk, Bobby and Peter Farrelly were offered a chance to direct Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls. The two men previously directed Carrey the year prior in the smash-hit Dumb and Dumberand seemed like a perfect fit for the project. However, after considering themselves the wrong people for the job, the Farrelly Brothers ...
One of the most memorable scenes in When Nature Calls comes when Ace Ventura begins randomly singing the theme song toChitty Chitty Bang Bangwhile en route to the consulate for the first time. This scene was a result of Carreycompletely forgetting his lines for the day and began ad-libbing the musical theme on the spot. Since both actors in the sce...
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Dec 15, 1993 · Tom DeCerchio, who was a co-founder of one of the hottest New York "brat pack" shops at the age of 28, left for Hollywood in 1991 to pursue a career as a screenwriter and film...
Rising director who came out of TV commercials, to helm "Celtic Pride," the 1996 comedy which starred Daniel Stern, Damon Wayans and Dan Aykroyd in the story of two die-hard Boston basketball...
Tom DeCerchio is known for Celtic Pride (1996), Boys Life 2 (1997) and Amanda (1996).
Mar 7, 1997 · Boys Life 2: Directed by Mark Christopher, Tom DeCerchio, Tom Donaghy, Nickolas Perry. With Michael Saucedo, Justin Urich, Travis Sher, Milo Ventimiglia. Compilation of four short films about homoerotic situations involving young men.
Celtic Pride is a 1996 American sports comedy film written by Judd Apatow and Colin Quinn, and directed by Tom DeCerchio. It stars Daniel Stern and Dan Aykroyd as Mike O'Hara and Jimmy Flaherty, two passionate Boston Celtics fans, and Damon Wayans as Lewis Scott, the Utah Jazz's All-Star shooting guard.
